About Christianly: In a world drowning in noise, you are invited to rediscover what it means to think and live Christianly - not as passive observers but as discerning witnesses who interpret our age through the lens of God's eternal truth (1 Chronicles 12:32; Matthew 10:16). Drawing from A.W. Tozer's challenge for prophetic insight to interpret not only the past but the present, Christianly seeks to cultivate wisdom, patience, and spiritual maturity in an anxious age - to weigh the times carefully, anchor our hearts in Scripture, and engage culture with both courage and compassion, shaped by allegiance to Christ above all.
Ep34: Christians Should Talk MORE About Politics? And Why the Church Should Lead that Convo
In this week's episode of Christianly, we begin a month-long conversation about Christians, the church, and politics as the November 3 midterm elections approach. In this first podcast, we respond to @BobTheBaptistTV’s recent warning that online political content is fracturing Christians and creating division within local churches. We affirm that the answer is not to retreat from difficult conversations, but to bring them back into the life of the local church, where Christians can learn to submit their convictions to Scripture and receive the pastoral accountability that online echo chambers cannot provide. In this episode, we champion the idea that the local church must become a place where Christians are equipped to think biblically about politics before the algorithms and influencers do the discipling for them. But we should not be surprised, then, when the fruit of this effort results in our churches becoming more politically engaged. A church that takes every corner of Christ’s lordship seriously will not remain timid or suspicious when politics touches the lives of its people. And that may make the church look very different from the politically apathetic church of the past few generations: more discerning, more engaged, and a whole lot saltier in a culture that desperately needs the preservative nature of God’s grace. [Picture courtesy of Gemini AI]
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
2:13 -
29:28 - Outro
About Christianly: Your weekly dose of cultural clarity and bold theology under Christ’s crown from @bradandrews (https://x.com/bradandrews). In a world drowning in noise, you are invited to rediscover what it means to think and live Christianly as discerning witnesses who interpret our age through the lens of God's eternal truth (1 Chronicles 12:32; Matthew 10:16). Christianly seeks to cultivate wisdom, patience, and spiritual maturity in an anxious age - to weigh the times carefully by anchoring our hearts in Scripture and engaging culture with both courage and compassion with an allegiance to Christ above all. Scripture applied, idols shaken, saints formed. Drops every Friday.
Producer: Tyler Robins
2 Oct 2026
Ep33: The LGBT Surge Was Just a Fad? It Seems So. Why the Boom is Going Bust
In this week's episode of Christianly, we first look at the ongoing assault on an evangelical church in St. Paul, Minnesota, since the January 18 invasion of Cities Church by anti-ICE protestors. What does a faithful Christian witness look like when the church is confronted by a hostile public culture? And have modern evangelicals imbibed a theology of personal faithfulness without equipping Christians for engagement in the public square? Second, we examine new CDC data showing a sharp decline in lesbian, gay, and bisexual identification among younger American teens. What happened to the dramatic cultural trajectory many assumed was permanent? Within this story, we also inspect the claims of evangelical voices who have attempted to rethink historic Christian teaching about sexuality because of this supposed trend. Lastly, we turn to Sheila Gregoire and Kristin Du Mez's discussion of Elisabeth Elliot and the broader effort to reinterpret traditional Christian womanhood. What does the attempt to deconstruct her legacy reveal about her critics and their assumptions about biblical womanhood? Three stories but one larger question: what happens when Christians lose the ability to recognize the cultural forces shaping the church, the family, and the next generation? [Picture courtesy of CDC]
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
2:13 - The Christian Public Square: Did We Leave a Generation Unprepared?
11:43 - A New Survey Shows the LGBT Boom Is Fading Among Teens: Was it Just a Fad?
20:50 - The New Rules for Christian Heroes: Why Are They Coming for Elisabeth Elliot?
29:28 - Outro
About Christianly: Your weekly dose of cultural clarity and bold theology under Christ’s crown from @bradandrews. In a world drowning in noise, you are invited to rediscover what it means to think and live Christianly as discerning witnesses who interpret our age through the lens of God's eternal truth (1 Chronicles 12:32; Matthew 10:16). Christianly seeks to cultivate wisdom, patience, and spiritual maturity in an anxious age - to weigh the times carefully by anchoring our hearts in Scripture and engaging culture with both courage and compassion with an allegiance to Christ above all. Scripture applied, idols shaken, saints formed. Drops every Friday.
Producer: Tyler Robins
25 Sept 2026
Ep32: Wokeism Isn’t Over: And Why Compliance or Condemnation is the Future
In this week's episode of Christianly, we take a hard look at three cultural flashpoints that reveal the growing pressure to signal allegiance and conform to the approved cultural script. First, a recent Converse ad has been accused of racism but is it real or invented? And what happens when accusations become more powerful than evidence? Then we dive into the Ed Sheeran and Macklemore controversy, where free speech and the demand to publicly choose a side collide for all to see. Finally, we turn local with the ongoing controversy regarding the potential of a mosque in the Tulsa suburb of Broken Arrow and a Tulsa World opinion piece conflating religious liberty with unbridled acceptance of a religious and political movement antithetical to Western civilization. Across all three stories, the same challenge emerges: Christians need enough wisdom to distinguish truth from accusation and enough courage to resist the approval cycle. In short, wokeism isn't taking a vacation. The pressure is still here. The church needs more Christians who will think, speak, and stand faithfully under Christ's crown, no matter the cost. [Picture courtesy of indy100]
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
2:14 - The Converse controversy and the power of manufactured outrage
12:07 - The Ed Sheeran Tour, Macklemore, and the cultural demand for public allegiance
23:13 - The Broken Arrow mosque debate and the challenge of Christian discernment
33:51 - Outro
About Christianly: Your weekly dose of cultural clarity and bold theology under Christ’s crown from @bradandrews (https://x.com/bradandrews). In a world drowning in noise, you are invited to rediscover what it means to think and live Christianly as discerning witnesses who interpret our age through the lens of God's eternal truth (1 Chronicles 12:32; Matthew 10:16). Christianly seeks to cultivate wisdom, patience, and spiritual maturity in an anxious age - to weigh the times carefully by anchoring our hearts in Scripture and engaging culture with both courage and compassion with an allegiance to Christ above all. Scripture applied, idols shaken, saints formed. Drops every Friday.
Producer: Tyler Robins
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